Best Things to Do in Montreal, Canada
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Do you think this is a comprehensive list of things to do in Montreal? Or would you add some places, events, or sites we’ve missed? One of the best parts about visiting Montreal in winter or summer is the many neighborhoods to explore. While each features a fine array of shopping boutiques, unique eateries, and art and design galleries, they all have a distinctive spin.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:39 - Old Montreal (Vieux-Montréal)
01:17 - Montreal Botanical Garden (Jardin Botanique Montreal)
02:02 - Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (Musée des Beaux-Arts)
02:43 - Parc du Mont-Royal
03:22 - Jean-Talon Market
03:55 - St. Joseph's Oratory (Oratoire Saint-Joseph)
04:33 - Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal (Basilique Notre-Dame de Montréal)
05:07 - City Cycling Paths
05:43 - Saint-Paul and de la Commune Streets
06:23 - Dorchester Square and Place du Canada
06:57 - Little Italy (La Petit Italie)
07:22 - Gay Village (Le Village Gai)
07:48 - Montreal’s Underground City (RESO)
08:26 - Go to an Ice Hockey Game
09:02 - Outro
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We recommend Old Montreal (Vieux-Montréal) for its quaint, cobblestoned charm, Little Italy (La Petit Italie) for the authentic Italian food, and the Gay Village (Le Village Gai) for the vibrant nightlife. In the dead of winter, you can even head to the RESO for a spot of underground shopping! If you love the outdoors, there are a lot of things to do in Montreal, especially in the summer. Every neighborhood has outdoor cafes to lounge about in, sipping your coffee or glass of wine. There are over 600 kilometers of bike paths and a plethora of historically interesting green spaces-from the Montreal Botanical Garden and Parc du Mont-Royal to Dorchester Square and Place du Canada. Oh, and don’t forget to head to Jean-Talon Market: it’s the largest open-air market in North America!
For sports fans feeling overwhelmed by all the art and culture, don’t worry. Montreal still has you covered. Catch an ice hockey game at the Arena St-Louis or a film at the Cineplex Odeon Forum on Rue Ste, built in an old ice hockey stadium! This is just a sample of the things to do in Montreal for visitors in Canada and worldwide. There are countless more day trips, foodie adventures, and cultural marvels in the area. So if you want to build your Montreal bucket list, watch on for more inspiration.
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Why isn't there a video about Vancouver Canada, on this channel ?
Montreal is my favorite city
We're happy to know that you love Montreal! Which spot is your favorite there?
Montreal is the capital of canadian culture, UNESCO design and creativity city like Berlin , best food , architecture , Central Park same architect as Central Park in NYC , night life and festivals are amazing
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Killed it as always. Keep up the good work
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Thank you for information
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chinatown and its history there in montreal would be a great vid team !
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Montreal's hockey team is Les Canadiennes and they play in the Centre Bell
Nice video. Really interesting information.
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Wow, My best friend, Wonderful video dear. I enjoyed watching. Hope to see you soon...
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Nice video 👍
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Montreal is an amazing town, And there's no shortage of amazing towns to visit. Im excited to visit Schwartz deli, Do their dripping sandwiches taste good? 😍
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About Notre-Dame, the «O'Donnell's church» is not the one we know today, at least the interior.
«In 1865, the façade of the church was completed with the installation of three large statues of St Joseph (patron saint of Canada), the Virgin Mary (patron saint of Montréal) and St John the Baptist (patron saint of Quebec). The interior decor could not be completed during O'Donnell's lifetime. This attracted a lot of criticism at the time, especially due to the lighting; a window located where the current sanctuary is blinded the congregation during Mass by backlighting the ceremony. As early as 1856, La Fabrique Notre-Dame asked for a review of the plans. Under the direction of Montréal architect Victor Bourgeau (1809-1888) the interior decorations were done from 1872 to 1875 and from 1879 to 1880. The last work produced under Bourgeau before his death in 1888 was the Chaire de Vérité [The Pulpit of Truth],one of the most striking decorative elements in the church. Louis-Philippe Hébert (1850-1917) created the wood carvings that adorn it based on the plans of sculptor Henri Bouriché (1826-1906) that Bourgeau had adapted.
www.basiliquenotredame.ca/en/about/history
Fun stuff, thank you so much for sharing this information. Have you been to Montreal?
@@OnViewCation For what I know, the first interior decoration was too simple, according to what Catholics were accustom with at the time. And it seems that the large window behind the altar created too much light in some parts of the church, while other parts were feeling like in the dark. A chapel has been constructed behind the altar, eliminating the large stained glass window, and the decoration became what it is today. I am Montrealer. Thanks for the video.
Montreal is unique ! not a generic North American city
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WTF is the Arena Saint Louis???
No more hors carrages
As a Montrealer, I always watch videos about the city , to see any mistakes and there’s quite a few things wrong . To name one it’s pronounced MUN TREE ALL
Montréal est un nom français, le T est muet. Ainsi se prononce-t-il MONRÉAL. L'anglais a déformé la prononciation du mot.
@@capricornebete-a-cornes8671 you mean Montreal, no accent lol
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Montréal Québec qui n'a rien a voir avec le cacada
this pronunciation makes me lol
Best thing to do, is not to go. It sucks.
Nice comment. Stay where you are, please.
@@onibru ya eh
hes prob from toronto
@@jonnypipes3305 Or Calgary...😉
@@capricornebete-a-cornes8671 hahaha 😝